Canadian engineers must be certified before they can immigrate to work.

For your reference, Canadian engineers must first be certified for immigration and employment.

Canadian engineers must first obtain the certification of immigrant employment. There is a shortage of job market engineers in Canada, and it is urgent to attract overseas professionals to supplement them. Because engineers are well paid, they are regulated industries in Canada, and they must be certified by local regulatory agencies before they can practice, otherwise it will be illegal and the whole certification process will be very long. New immigrants from Canada, if they want to be local engineers, can consult the local certification body about the certification procedures and requirements.

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Canada's economic growth is better than that of other industrialized countries, and it is in urgent need of all kinds of professional engineers. However, the talents trained by local colleges and universities are limited, so it is necessary to introduce overseas professionals through immigration policy to supplement the shortage of the job market.

Although engineers are well paid, because they are regulated industries, employees need to be certified by the local provincial regulatory authorities before they can engage in related work in the name of "professional engineers", otherwise it is illegal. However, workers under the supervision of registered engineers are not subject to this restriction.

You don't have to be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident to apply for local engineer certification. Overseas professionals who wish to emigrate can submit their applications to the province where they will settle before arriving in China.

Usually, local engineer certification bodies will provide two kinds of certificates, one is "engineer in training" and the other is "professional engineer".

The so-called "engineer in training" means that the holder has obtained all the necessary qualifications of "professional engineer" and is currently completing other certification requirements. "Professional Engineer" license means that the holder has completed all academic experience requirements and can work as an engineer in related fields, with "Professional Engineer" added after the name.

The whole certification process of "professional engineer" may take more than one year, including academic evaluation, work experience and reference evaluation, language ability evaluation, sexual orientation evaluation and professional skills test.

Generally speaking, in order to obtain professional engineer certification, you must have at least four years' education in a relevant university department. If your education is obtained overseas, you must pass the overseas education certification to decide whether you meet the Canadian curriculum standards. Different provinces may have different requirements, such as testing the professional skills of different projects.

Except Quebec, all provinces in Canada require at least four years of relevant work experience before obtaining the "professional engineer" certification, of which at least one year is working in Canada under supervision. Relevant certification instructions and exam-oriented guidelines can be contacted with provincial regulatory agencies.